Brother Shota
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Crispy eggplant with apple miso, crushed sesame seeds, chives and apple miso glaze.
About Brother Shota
Fun Japanese fusion dishes await at Brother Shota on Victoria Avenue in Albert Park. On balmy Melbourne days, sit streetside and people watch or head indoors and catch the action from a window seat, where and bright and breezy vibe of white subway tiles, whitewashed walls and dark timber set the scene for inspired dining from a modern menu with plenty of surprises. Wrap your hands around a pork katsu bao to start with crumbed pork loin, pickles and shiso tartar, or tempura popcorn prawns and creamy spicy mayo; before sous vide Angus beef short rib, sticky BBQ and teriyaki sauce glaze and sriracha salt. Perhaps pork tan tan ramen hits the mark with soft-boiled egg, Naruto and mustard leaf, in rich creamy sesame and chilli broth; or delve into grilled salmon teriyaki don and rice.
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Payments Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Eftpos
Seats: 72
If you’re looking for exceptional Japanese food in Melbourne, Brother Shota is a must-visit. This place is not just a restaurant; it’s an experience that goes above and beyond expectations. First and foremost, the quality of the food is absolutely outstanding. With fresh, high-quality ingredients and meticulous preparation, each dish is a perfect harmony of flavors that’s hard to put into words. The presentation is almost like a work of art, and once you take the first bite, you’re completely captivated. The omakase menu, in particular, is a true masterpiece and a must-try for anyone looking to experience the pinnacle of Japanese cuisine. The service is equally impressive. The staff is warm, welcoming, and attentive, creating a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere that makes your dining experience even more enjoyable. The staff’s recommendations—whether for dishes or wine pairings—are spot on, so you don’t have to worry about making the perfect choice. Brother Shota is truly a hidden gem in Melbourne, offering a flawless combination of food, service, and ambiance. It stands out as the best Japanese restaurant I’ve encountered in the city, and I’ll definitely be returning often. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates fine Japanese cuisine!